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Cereal Offender

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A family of four with a toddler and a cat demand a lot of shopping.

This list looks to be shopping for a week with main meals consisting of sausages, fish cakes, mince and chicken served with sweet corn and chips and potato waffles.

Desserts include muffins, crumpets, cakes, yoghurts, custard and cereal bars.

Snacks encompass a number of types of crisps together with chocolates, Jaffa cakes, raisins and Baby Bels.

Breakfast will be well catered for with a number of types of cereal. These are Krave (HN), cinnamon, HN Clusters and something abbreviated to BG. I am not sure what BG is but I am guessing the HN stands for Honey Nut. This is quite an array of sweet choices.

Location and date found not recorded.

Southampton Old Lady!

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Gratefully found and contributed by Southampton Old Lady.  She does not mention where the list comes from but she says:

Someone is about to do some seasonal cleaning as these are mainly cleaning items: Mr Muscle sink unblocker, Viakal limescale (remover), soap powder, Flash bathroom cleaner, muffins, butter, milk 2pt (2 pint size), toilet rolls, kitchen rolls.

 

Many thanks!!!

 

 

South American Cruise

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White bread, apples, bananas, cakes – melodas?, colour washing liquid, kitchen towel, washing up liquid, tissues.

Unknown location and date however the rear contains the itinerary for a cruise around South America.

Good Luck Isaac

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Make a bread, chicken chunks?, potatoes, salade, cucumber, carrots, onions, tomatoes, juice, bbq coal, cake, ice, sausage, eggs, olives, crisps, lemonad, cocolate, water, larger, sausage 13^, salmen fish.


A poignant message from Isaac on the rear.

Unknown location and date. Probably Spring/Summer 2013.

Flowers?

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Flowers, lettuce, toms, cue, beet, fruit, jellies, loaf cake, milk, cereal, butter.

Although the location and date are not known, the salad ingredients would suggest that this is a summer list.

Very nice writing with the l of a £ sign.